Tiger Cub Child Care Center is excited to serve the Albert Lea Area Schools' staff, family and the surrounding community. We provide an environment that encourages adventure, creativity, health self-concepts, respect for others, responsible behavior and positive attitudes. We look forward to providing quality child care in the Albert Lea area for years to come. Please note: Our licensed child care center is for children six weeks - preschool age. Tiger Cub Child Care will strengthen families and support the ability of all parents to provide the best possible environment for the health, growth and development of their children. We will provide a comprehensive curriculum based on best practices and research on early brain development and learning. At Tiger Cub Child Care we offer a wide variety of activities to promote children's brain development, including curriculum provided by Creative Curriculum Gold. Our infant & toddler child care programs are licensed by the Minnesota Department of Human Services (651-431-6500). We are currently licensed to serve up to 44 children at a time in the infant and toddler/preschool classrooms, 16 infants and 28 toddlers/preschool age. The maximum child to staff ratio is 7:1 for toddlers/preschool and 4:1 for infants. Infant Program (6 weeks – 15 months) Contracted Rate: Weekly 40 hour/week minimum Hours per day Amount per Week Based on Full Contract Daily Drop-In Cost Option A- 8 hours $280.00 $70.00 Option B- 8.5 hours $297.00 $70.00 Option C- 9 hours $315.00 $70.00 Option D- 9.5 hours $333.00 $70.00 Option E- 10 hours $350.00 $70.00 Contracted Rate: WeeklyToddler Program #1 (16 mo.–preschool age) 40 hour/week minimum Hours per day Amount per week Based on Full Contract Daily Drop-In Cost Option A- 8 hours $260.00 $65.00 Option B- 8.5 hours $276.00 $65.00 Option C- 9 hours $292.00 $65.00 Option D- 9.5 hours $309.00 $65.00 Option E- 10 hours $325.00 $65.00 Please review the following documents prior to registration. Tiger Cub Child Care Center Parent Handbook 2025-2026 2025-2026 Tiger Cub Child Care Center Calendar Tiger Cub Child Care Center Emergency Plan

Drivers aged 55 and above are encouraged to sign up for our defensive driving courses. These sessions will help you enhance your driving skills and develop a fresh understanding of traffic safety.

Explore a world of learning and self-improvement by registering for our diverse range of adult enrichment classes. Whether you're looking to enhance your driving skills, embark on exciting daytime adventures, navigate the complexities of finance and retirement, master the art of cooking, prioritize your health and wellness, indulge in creative hobbies and crafts, or pursue online certificates for professional development – our comprehensive selection has something for everyone.

2026-2027 Thank you for choosing Albert Lea Area Schools! Families may request an enrollment packet or fill out the online forms by the red enroll button below. If you have any enrollment related questions, including open-enrollment, please contact Dani Bryant at 507-379-4806 or dani.bryant@alschools.org.

The Boathouse is located at the Brookside Boat Landing by Brookside school, 211 W Richway Dr. Available for checkout are kayaks, canoes, stand up paddleboards, bike and more! Preregistration is required.

The courses will address financial obligations, future planning, budgeting, income, career development, spending habits, credit management, saving, and investments. The primary objective is to learn how to prepare for the future by planning effectively today.

Our day trips are organized in collaboration with Austin, Owatonna, and Waseca Community Educations, as well as the Albert Lea Senior Center. Experience a day full of adventure with a relaxing bus ride, eliminating the need for driving. Our day trips cater to a variety of interests, from visiting historical landmarks to enjoying beautiful floral gardens or attending plays and musicals. Join us on our next adventure and let us take care of the details while you focus on enjoying every moment to the fullest.

What is Early Childhood Screening? Early Childhood Screening is a quick and simple check of how your child is learning and growing. It helps identify possible health or learning concerns so children can receive support before starting school. What to expect at your child’s screening appointment: A trained professional will check your child’s: Vision and hearing Height and weight Immunization records Large and small muscles Thinking, language, and communication skills Social and emotional development Is there a cost? No. Early Childhood Screening is FREE. All children are required to complete a screening before starting kindergarten in a Minnesota public school. When should I schedule an appointment? Screening at age 3 is recommended, but children may be screened anytime between age 3 and the start of kindergarten, as required by Minnesota state law. Earlier is better! The goal of screening is to ensure children are on track for school readiness and to provide support if additional time or experiences are needed. How to Schedule an Appointment To schedule your child’s screening, please call or email:Jessica Tovar | 507-379-4838 | jessica.tovar@alschools.orgor CLICK HERE to fill out a contact form.Please note: Registration is no longer available through our online system. All appointments must be scheduled by phone or email.

What is it? Early Childhood Screening is a quick and simple check of how your child is learning and growing. It identifies possible health or learning concerns so children can get help before starting school. What to expect at a screening appointment: Vision and hearing Height and weight Immunization review Motor development Thinking, language, and communication skills Social and emotional development Is there a charge? IT'S FREE - All children must participate in order to start kindergarten in a Minnesota public school. When should I schedule an appointment? Screening at 3 is preferred, but a child may be screened between the ages of 3 and the start of kindergarten, as required by Minnesota state law. Earlier is better! The purpose of Early Childhood Screening is to identify children who may need additional time and experiences to be ready for school.

What is ‘Experiential Education’? Experiential Education is a teaching philosophy which engages learners with direct experiences. It focuses on moral values, increasing knowledge and awareness, developing life skills, and understanding their contribute.

Whether you're a seasoned gym-goer or just starting out on your fitness journey, our classes are designed to cater to everyone. From high-energy cardio sessions to relaxing yoga classes, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Our instructors are here to support and guide you every step of the way, ensuring that you feel comfortable and confident in every class. So come join us and let's keep those bodies moving towards a healthier, stronger you!